How is the success of the World Service Conference typically assessed?

The success of the World Service Conference is assessed by evaluating multiple dimensions that reflect the effectiveness and impact of the event. Attendee satisfaction provides direct feedback from participants, indicating how well the conference met their needs and expectations. Implementation of proposals examines whether the ideas and initiatives discussed during the conference are being acted upon in the broader community, showcasing the conference's influence on future actions. Community impact post-conference assesses the tangible effects that the conference has had on the community, ensuring that the discussions initiated have led to positive changes or improvements.

This comprehensive approach recognizes that a successful conference is not just about the number of attendees or media coverage, but rather about the lasting effects of the conference on community engagement and development. The other options, such as counting attendees or examining press coverage, may provide data points, but they do not fully capture the essence of success as they do not reflect how the conference's outcomes affect the community and participants in the long term.